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EUNORAU DEFENDER-S - Canada

Experienced riders who want AWD fat-tire traction off-road

$3,439.00 - $3,589.00$4,100.00 - $4,200.00

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Product Overview

The EUNORAU DEFENDER-S is a full-suspension fat-tire e-bike with two 750W Bafang hub motors for all-wheel drive. It is built for trails, snow, and loose ground near Calgary, Vancouver, and other trail towns.
Key Features & Benefits
  • Dual-Motor Drive: Independent front and rear hubs provide high-output AWD traction.
  • Full Suspension: Front and rear suspension soak up rough trails and loose surfaces.
  • Dual-Battery Range: Add the optional second battery for longer rides, up to about 128 km in ideal conditions.
  • Two Frame Sizes: It comes in 17-inch and 19-inch frames to fit more riders.
Specifications
  • Motor: two 750W Bafang hub motors, front and rear, about 80 Nm each
  • Battery: removable 48V battery, with room for an optional second battery
  • Range: up to about 128 km (80 miles) with two batteries
  • Suspension: front and rear
  • Tires: 26 x 4-inch fat tires
  • Brakes: hydraulic disc
  • Frames: 17-inch and 19-inch
Performance & Power

Two 750W Bafang hub motors drive both wheels, about 80 Nm each. All-wheel drive helps on climbs, snow, sand, and loose gravel. This is far above Canada's 500W e-bike limit, so it is for private land and permitted trails.
Battery & Range

The DEFENDER-S runs on a removable 48V battery, and you can add an optional second battery. Range is up to about 128 km with two batteries in ideal conditions. Dual motors, cold weather, and soft ground cut that number fast. Charge and store the battery indoors in winter.
Safety Features

Hydraulic disc brakes give strong, steady stopping on steep trails. Front and rear suspension and 26 x 4-inch tires help you keep control on rough ground. Wear a helmet and proper off-road gear.
Pros & Cons (Honest Verdict)

Pros: all-wheel drive from two hub motors, full suspension, 26 x 4-inch fat tires, hydraulic brakes, and dual-battery range.

Cons: it is heavy, it is above Canada's e-bike limits for public roads, and this first-generation model is sold out.
Should You Buy It?

Buy a DEFENDER-S if you ride private land or permitted trails and want all-wheel-drive grip. Skip it if you need a road-legal e-bike. This model is sold out, so compare the EUNORAU FAT-AWD 3.0 or DEFENDER, or contact Street Rides about newer stock.
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Quick take

A short read before the full Street Rides review. Treat speed and range details as manufacturer claims unless Street Rides says otherwise.

  • The EUNORAU DEFENDER-S is a full-suspension fat-tire e-bike with two 750W Bafang hub motors for all-wheel drive. It has 26 x 4-inch tires, hydraulic disc brakes, and a removable 48V battery with room for a second one. It is above Canada's 500W e-bike limit and is sold out right now. Street Rides stocks the EUNORAU FAT-AWD 3.0 and DEFENDER.

Expert Take: A Dual-Motor Trail Fat Bike

This review is research-based. It draws on EUNORAU specifications and an independent Electrek video review, not a Street Rides ride test.

The DEFENDER-S is a trail fat bike for experienced riders who want maximum traction. Two hub motors pull from both wheels, which helps most on snow, sand, and loose climbs. It is not a road e-bike in Canada.

Compare EUNORAU bikes and accessories

Compare motor, battery, and best use across EUNORAU e-bikes sold in Canada. Prices are in Canadian dollars.
Choose by where you ride. Commuters should start with the META275 2.0. Trail riders should compare the DEFENDER and URUS 2.0.
EUNORAU e-bikes sold by Street Rides in Canada, checked September 19, 2026.
Product Motor Battery or torque Format Best use Listed price
EUNORAU DEFENDER - Canada Its 48 V 500 W rear hub delivers 60 Nm, and the bike is speed limited to 32 km/h (20 mph). Motor: 48 V 500 W rear hub motor, 60 Nm Battery: 48 V 15 Ah Samsung lithium-ion main battery; optional second battery Electric Bike The 100 mm fork and EXA rear shock give the DEFENDER a planted full-suspension ride. From C$2450.00
EUNORAU FAT-HD 2.0 / Hunter X7 - Canada Kenda 26 x 4.0 tires, the RST fork and a side aluminum bash guard give the Hunter X7 hardware for rough trails, snow and loose ground. Motor: 48 V 1,000 W BAFANG brushless mid-drive Battery: 48 V 15 Ah Samsung-cell lithium-ion battery; dual-battery design Electric Bike The BAFANG BBSHD/M615 G320 system gives 160 Nm of torque. From C$3100.00
EUNORAU FAT-AWD 3.0 - Canada The current Maple and Raven builds use a step-through frame, 375 lb total payload rating and 26 x 4.0 tires aimed at loaded outdoor rides. Motor: Front 48 V 500 W plus rear 500 W hub motors; maximum 110 Nm Battery: 48 V 15 Ah Samsung/LG-cell system with optional second 15 Ah battery Electric Bike Front and rear 500 W hubs can be operated through the model's motor selector. From C$2299.00
EUNORAU S1 Dirt Bike - Canada The inverted front fork and adjustable aluminum air shock are built around bumps, ruts, and changing off-road terrain. Motor: 60V 4,800W peak mid motor Max torque: 150 Nm Electric Bike A 60V 4,800W peak mid motor and 150 Nm torque give the S1 strong acceleration. From C$2250.00
EUNORAU URUS 2.0 - Canada A 150 mm RockShox Psylo fork and Deluxe Select+ RL rear shock give the URUS a serious full-suspension platform for technical terrain. Motor: 48V 500W BAFANG M600 mid-drive Max torque: Up to 120 Nm Electric Bike The M600 mid-drive pairs 500W output with up to 120 Nm torque. From C$5700.00
EUNORAU META275 2.0 - Canada A 500W rear hub, 55 Nm torque, torque sensor, thumb throttle, and low-step 6061 frame make the META275 practical for everyday riding. Motor: 48V 500W rear hub motor Max torque: 55 Nm Electric Bike The 48V 15Ah main battery can be paired with an optional second 48V 15Ah battery. From C$2295.00

How this comparison was built

Manufacturer pages, Canadian dealer sources, manuals, policies and legal guidance were checked. Unknowns were not inferred.

Source notes

Evidence checked September 19, 2026.

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Dual-Motor Drive

Independent front and rear hubs provide high-output AWD traction.

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Full Suspension

Front and rear suspension soak up rough trails and loose surfaces.

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Dual-Battery Range

Add the optional second battery for longer rides, up to about 128 km in ideal conditions.

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Two Frame Sizes

It comes in 17-inch and 19-inch frames to fit more riders.

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StreetRides Expert Video Takeaway

EUNORAU Defender S full-suspension 1,500 W electric bike review by Electrek

This Defender S review shows a hard-hitting dual-motor all-terrain bike with full suspension and serious off-road intent. The video helps buyers understand power delivery, trail performance, and the tradeoff of a heavier, more aggressive platform. It is a useful fit for experienced riders who want traction, torque, and stability over lightweight portability.

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